Sentence examples for beat mainly because from inspiring English sources

Though the sport was created by an English author, early handicapping by the Bleacher Report suggests the USA is the team to beat, mainly because of the depth of players available.

Mainly because, what the hell is a demonologist?

Mainly because, it's kinda true.

Declaring that its six-month-old "think local, act local" strategy was working in some parts of the world, the Coca-Cola Company said yesterday that its second-quarter earnings slightly beat analysts' expectations, mainly because of savings from a sweeping reorganization this year.

Even if investors find little to like in the EchoStar-DirecTV merger plan, the deal has drawn sighs of relief from some corners of the cable world -- mainly because EchoStar beat out the News Corporation.

Google+ beating out Instagram speaks volumes, mainly because Instagram's marketing strategy that integrates Facebook and Twitter is killer.

On first impression, I thought of Simogo's sublime Beat Sneak Bandit "does" Splatoon, albeit mainly because the trailer – watch it below – had a clear sense of rhythm to it.

They finally know who they are as a team, and they know they can beat the Warriors on the road in an elimination game, mainly because they've already done it before.

They would make an even bigger statement by traveling to Buffalo and beating the Bills, which will be difficult, but will happen, mainly because Buffalo doesn't have the offense to keep up.

Getting his support on energy and climate reform may prove a similarly difficult task, in large part because Nelson took a beating in the polls for his health care vote; but mainly because of the senator's skepticism of a carbon cap-and trade system (one of the more contentious components of the final legislative product).

This is mainly because less blood volume is being pushed around which means the heart is pumping less blood with every beat, which lowers the VO2 max.